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THE Ca b l e Css ru n n e r s ea r n aC a d e m iC ho n o r s NEW ORLEANS – St. Scholastica senior cross country student-athlete Nick Manganhas been named to the Men’s U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) All-Academic Team; it was announced on Tuesday. Mangan joins fellow Saint, Melissa Kempenich (Little Falls, Minn., Little Falls HS), who was named to the women’s team on Monday. Mangan came within an eye lash of becoming the first CSS male cross country runner to qualify for Nationals, finishing 13th overall at the NCAA Division III Central Regional Championships. He did take the individual title at the UMAC Championships in the fall, becoming just the second CSS male runner to do so since the 1999 season. The USTFCCCA All-Academic award honors those student-athletes who have succeeded both academically and athletically. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must carry a minimum 3.3 cumulative grade point average and must finish in the top 35 among the field at their respective NCAA regional meet. sP o r T s 12 wo m e n ’s ba s k e T b a l l Co n T ro l s Vikings F o r Pi Vo Ta l win MANKATO, Minn. – The St. Scholastica women’s basketball team finished the weekend with a key 70-61 win against Bethany Lutheran College Saturday. The Saints (9-12, 6-6 UMAC) started out game strong with a 15-3 run in the first six minutes of the game. They then followed with a 9-0 run, finishing the first half with a 20-point lead. CSS went on an 8-0 run against Bethany (8-14, 4-8 UMAC) half way through the second half to extend its lead to as much as 25. However, the Vikings quickly answered with a 13-0 run to cut the lead to 10, but the Saints proved to be too much in a 70-61 victory. The Saints shot 43-percent for the game, while the Vikings shot 32-percent. Both teams had a combined 34 turnovers. The Saints shot 80-percent from the charity line and Bethany shot 77-percent. Four players scored double digits in tonight’s game for CSS. Kelly Cinquegrani led the Saints with 15 points. Bri Allen had a team-high eight rebounds. Jessica Englund led Bethany with 23-points. The Saints will play the final two games of the regular season this weekend. Major playoff implications are on the line as the Saints will enter the weekend tied with Martin Luther for the final tournament spot, but the Knights hold the tiebreaker. The Saints will probably need to win both games. Friday’s game against regular season champion University of Minnesota-Morris is scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. wo m e n ’s ho C k e y Falls Fr o m Pl ay o F F Co n T e n T i o n GREEN BAY, Wis. – The St. Scholastica women’s hockey team was eliminated from Northern Collegiate Hockey Association (NCHA) playoff contention after falling to conference rival St. Norbert College on Saturday afternoon by a 2-1 final. The Saints fall to 7-15-1 on the season (5-12-1 NCHA) with the loss, while St. Norbert improves to 11-9-3 (8-7-3 NCHA). As with Friday night, the Green Knights got on the board first, with Kelley Ritchie scoring her second of the year at the 11:44 mark of the first period. Karissa Anderson and Andrea Senne had the assists. After one period, the shots were 11-8 in favor of St. Norbert, but CSS came back to tie it up early in the second as Kiana Leisz netted her second of the year, an unassisted tally. Despite the rally by CSS, the Knights pulled back ahead just before the six-minute mark in the period with Lauren Straus netting a powerplay goal, assisted by Henriette Ostergaard. CSS finally took an advantage in shots in the third, out-shooting the Knights nine to seven, but were not able to tie it up despite the late battle. Rachel Borchardt (Willow River, Minn./Willow River HS stopped 29 of 31 shots for CSS in taking the loss. For St. Norbert, Kaley Gibson stopped 22 of 23 shots in the victory. CSS finished with eight penalties for 16 minutes, and St. Norbert finished with seven for 14. St. Scholastica was scoreless on its seven powerplay opportunities while the Knights scored one goal in eight. The Saints will close out their inaugural season at home this weekend, hosting the Blugolds of the University of Wis.-Eau Claire on Friday and Saturday. The series-opening puck drop is set for 7 p.m. and the game can be seen live online at csssaints.com courtesy of the iFan Sports Network.
THE Ca b l e an o T h e r Cl o s e deFeaT F o r men’s Te n n i s MOORHEAD, Minn. – The St. Scholastica men’s tennis team dropped its second 5-4 decision in its first three matches of the season on Sunday at Concordia College-Moorhead. The Saints (0-3) started off the match well by taking two of the three doubles matches. The Combs brothers, Tucker and Cullen Combs won their match at the No. 2 spot 8-4. The No. 3 team of Brendan Anderson and Kevin Hilpert also won by a score of 8-5. In singles play, Dylan Kelly was victorious at the No. 4 position by scores of 6-4, 7-6 (7-2). Kevin Hilpert also won at the No. 5 spot by way of a second set tiebreaker 6-4, 7-6 (7-5). Unfortunately, the Cobbers (1-0) took the other four singles matches. Tough luck continued in super-tiebreakers as the Saints dropped two at the No. 2 and 3 spots. CSS has lost seven singles matches in super-tiebreakers already this season. The Saints will be back at the Arrowhead Tennis Center in Duluth tomorrow when they face Hamline University. The action begins at 1 p.m. Fr o m mr. Css To umaC aThleTe o F T h e week ST. PAUL – Fresh off being named Mr. CSS, St. Scholastica track & field athlete Tom Lyscio has been named the Upper Midwest Athletic Conference (UMAC) Men’s Track & Field Athlete of the Week, it was announced today. At Saturday’s Lake Superior Challenge, Lyscio won both the weight throw and shot put. In the weight throw, Lyscio had a toss of 53’- 1.75” (16.20m). In the shot put he won with a season-best distance of 45’-9” (13.94m). sP o r T s 13 wo m e n ’s Te n n i s wi n s Th i r d sT r a i g h T MOORHEAD, Minn. – The St. Scholastica women’s tennis team won its third straight match to open the season on Sunday with a 5-4 victory at Concordia- Moorhead. Just like their male counterparts, the Saints (3-0) took two of the three doubles matches on the day. The No. 2 team of Kelli Johnson and Hillary Bungarden won by a score of 8-6. The No. 3 team of Danni Sonnenfeld Ali Bernst were also victorious, 8-5. After the Cobbers (0-1) took the top three flights of singles matches, CSS’s depth proved to be too much. Danni Sonnenfeld won at the No. 4 spot 6-2, 6-3. At No. 5, Hillary Bungarden won 6-1, 6-4. The deciding match was the closest of the night as Amanda Hiatt came out on top 7-6 (7-2), 7-5 to give the Saints the victory. The Saints will be at home again this weekend for a pair of matches at the Arrowhead Tennis Center. The Saints will begin with Hamline University on Saturday at 4 p.m. and then face the College of Saint Benedict on Sunday at noon. Photo Credit: CSS Sports Information
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